NBA commissioner David Stern, left, shakes hands with UNLV's Anthony Bennett, who was a surprise No. 1 selection by the Cleveland Cavaliers. Bennett was rated highly in pre-draft analysis, but he was not considered a top choice. (Jason DeCrow/AP)

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Victor Oladipo, Orlando Magic

Victror Oladipo's selection at No. 2 continued the improbable opening to the draft. The Indiana guard was expected to go a few piks lower. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Otto Porter Jr., Washington Wizards

The draft returned to form with the Wizards, as expected, taking local star Otto Porter Jr. Porter knows his new digs well; the Hoyas and Wizards share the Verizon Center. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Cody Zeller, Charlotte Bobcats

Indiana's Cody Zeller was considered a possible No. 1 overall pick at one point. His stock slipped during the college season and pre-draft period. His selection at No. 4 by Charlotte, with fellow centers Nerlens Noel and Alex Len also on the board, was met with boos by Bobcats fans. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Alex Len, Phoenix Suns

Alex Len was rumored to be a potential No. 1 selection, but he dropped to fifth, where the Suns grabbed the skilled Maryland center. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Nerlens Noel, New Orleans Pelicans

Nerlens in Nawlins? That was the case for a few minutes at least. The Pelicans took the Kentucky big man, another potential No. 1 pick who improbably fell to sixth, then flipped him to the Philadelphia 76ers for All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Ben McLemore, Sacramento Kings

The surprise of this selection might be that the Kings are still in Sacramento rather than Seattle. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Detroit Pistons

The former Georgia star is greeted by commissioner David Stern on the stage after being taken by the Pistons at No. 8. A slight reach based on SN's mock draft, which had Caldwell-Pope 10th. Then again, the mock didn't anticipate the chaos at the top of the real draft. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Trey Burke, Minnesota Timberwolves

Michigan point guard Trey Burke was included in one of the many trades that spiced up draft night. Burke was shipped to Utah for the Jazz's two first-rounders, Nos. 14 (Shabazz Muhammad) and 21 (Gorgui Dieng). (Kathy Willens/AP)

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C.J. McCollum, Portland Trail Blazers

Lehigh's scoring ace will now team up with 2013 Rookie of the Year Damian Lillard in Portland's backcourt. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Michael Carter-Williams, Philadelphia 76ers

Philly picks up its replacement for the traded Jrue Holiday in Syracuse's Michael Carter-Williams. Holiday was dealt to the New Orleans Pelicans for the rights to No. 6 pick Nerlens Noel. (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Steven Adams, Oklahoma City Thunder

How surprising was this pick of the Pitt big man? Former Thunder guard James Harden, who was traded to Houston for a package that included this pick, LOL'd on Twitter (he later denied it). (Kathy Willens/AP)

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Kelly Olynyk, Dallas Mavericks

The former Gonzaga star was part of a complicated trade string that also included the Boston Celtics and Atlanta Hawks. Dallas dealt Olynyk's rights to Boston, which agreed to an even bigger trade (Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to Brooklyn) later in the evening. (AP Photo/Ben Margot)

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Shabazz Muhammad, Utah Jazz

UCLA's Shabazz Muhammad is the final lottery of the 2013 NBA Draft. Muhammad was quickly traded (with Louisville center Gorgui Dieng) to the Minnesota Timberwolves for point guard Trey Burke. (Kathy Willens/AP)